Panthers Sign Tight End

[Jeremy Igo]

The #Panthers signed TE Scott Simonson and waived P Matt Wile. Simonson spent the 2014 season with the #Raiders, appearing in four games.

— Carolina Panthers (@Panthers)

June 10, 2015

 

 

This could be bad news for Brandon Williams who has tried to carve himself out a spot for a few years now. While Williams has showed promise at times, he has been unable to grab valuable playing time. 

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[BelgianPantherFan]

Not Swole Bones.

[Jeremy Igo]

Not Swole Bones.

​I hope not also, but its a rough business. 

[PhillyB]

can he play lef-

ahh fug it

[Darth Biscuit]

I had high hopes for BWill too, but he's never really done anything of note except look like a greek god.

[PhillyB]

scott simonson stats per NFL.com

 

 

[CashNewton22]

I'm a Swole Bones fan but I like it. Competition brings out the best in most players, hopefully this is will motivate him to become better. 

[PntherPryd]

scott simonson stats per NFL.com

 

 

​Zero Fumbles Lost?

Dude has a lock on the ball like a damn vise!

 

[PhillyB]

swoll bones is doomed

[Jeremy Igo]

Maybe, maybe not. 

They may just want another tight end for camp. 

[Khyber53]

One time, I was moving furniture and one of the other guys was a big time body builder. The guy had muscles on top of muscles, a real Mr. Universe kind of guy. The problem was, he couldn't work worth a damn. He could lift weights, but a couch or a dresser and you could see him struggling. 

There's just a big difference between lifting weights in a controlled environment and having to use your muscle to push, pull and throw things around that are actively and intelligently resisting you. 

That's what I've always seen in Brandon Williams. You look at him and think he'd make Brian Urlacher crap his pants during a tackle attempt. It just never played out that way on the field.

[Panthro]

scott simonson stats per NFL.com

 

 

​i have similiar stats

[Leeroy Jenkins PhD]

One time, I was moving furniture and one of the other guys was a big time body builder. The guy had muscles on top of muscles, a real Mr. Universe kind of guy. The problem was, he couldn't work worth a damn. He could lift weights, but a couch or a dresser and you could see him struggling. 

There's just a big difference between lifting weights in a controlled environment and having to use your muscle to push, pull and throw things around that are actively and intelligently resisting you. 

That's what I've always seen in Brandon Williams. You look at him and think he'd make Brian Urlacher crap his pants during a tackle attempt. It just never played out that way on the field.

​What kind of furniture are you moving that is intelligently resisting you?

[hepcat]

Camp body to push Brandon Williams and Richie Brockel.